<P>那几天要准备考研啊,怨念~~~~</P>
<P>还是等着下视频吧,JEFF和V/M</P>
<P>特别喜欢加拿大的场上气氛,观众都很热情,而且也不会乱鼓掌</P>
想试就试试啊，看看会不会被降组什么的，总比大赛弄不好丢脸强！估计以后女单的发展方向就是3-3-3啦！我的天
<DIV class=quote><B>以下是引用<I>tobyid</I>在2007-1-13 15:17:39的发言：</B><BR>想试就试试啊，看看会不会被降组什么的，总比大赛弄不好丢脸强！估计以后女单的发展方向就是3-3-3啦！我的天<BR></DIV>
<p> 然后出现的就是摔交大赛
<P>真的胖了.....运动员都是这样....</P>
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<P>who have the url of the YOU TUBE video?</P>
<DIV class=quote><B>以下是引用<I>loooop</I>在2007-1-13 18:33:09的发言：</B><br>
<P>我马后炮一句：其实看她这赛季一出来在SC和法国站短节目做的是3F-2T，就想到她以后可能会把这个连跳升级为3F-3T。</P>
<P>其实我觉得她的3S做得最轻松，实在不行做3S-3T吧，完成好了有加分，不会比一个存周或是STEP OUT的3F-3T分数低。</P></DIV>
<P>Totally agree with LOOOP, 3S+3T is a good combination for those who want to be into the final group but with relatively poor jumping ability, actually 3S+3T, 2A+3T are good combination for Binshu Xu if she want to do medal in the 2010 games! Also, Shizuka Arakawa uses this jump combination very well in 2004 worlds!<br>
<P>WHY can't I type in chinese if I quote someelse's comment, this happens only when in this bbs!</P>
<P>天呐！饿的神Cynthia咋就变成这样了？！简直是扼杀我的眼球</P>
<P>真是伤病害死人。JEFF表变成这样就好。看JEFF在COI的RIVER，好象胖了不少</P>
<P>我马后炮一句：其实看她这赛季一出来在SC和法国站短节目做的是3F-2T，就想到她以后可能会把这个连跳升级为3F-3T。</P>
<P>其实我觉得她的3S做得最轻松，实在不行做3S-3T吧，完成好了有加分，不会比一个存周或是STEP OUT的3F-3T分数低。</P>
<P>Rochette应该有3F+3T的能力,觉得她在全国锦标上还是会试试的~</P>
<P>不上3-3,确实在一堆日韩选手里太不具备竞争力了,SP比完就差了一截,LP再好也得看别人脸色;很明显她对这个赛季遇到的情况有些准备不足，不过她仍然有机会进TOP5~</P>
俺忽然想起Jeff说过，如果能一直保持好的身材，他就会参加2010年奥运会，那么如果……
<P>两篇Rochette备战全国锦标的文章:</P>
<P><a href="http://www.herald.ns.ca/Sports/552394.html" target="_blank" ><STRONG>Rochette's quest --- Two-time Canadian women’s champ still looking to improve</STRONG></A></P>
<P><a href="http://www.hfxnews.ca/index.cfm?sid=10713&sc=1" target="_blank" ><STRONG>Rochette keeps pushing</STRONG></A></P>
<P>看得出她压力还是挺大的,觉得她在加国的优势足够使她放手去试3F+3T,希望她能滑出完美的两套节目~</P>
<P>很久没看到Jeff的表现了，很想念他！很想看到他的长短节目！也不知道他的状态恢复到什么样子了，恩``很期待！！</P>
狐狸阿 记得你说过的话撒~！好运！！！
<P 0pt? 0cm><FONT size=2>这边有一些他的新闻(from JeffButtle.com)~都是关于他重回冰场~要参加国家赛的事</FONT><br><a href="http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/169436" target="_blank" >http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/169436</A><br><a href="http://thechronicleherald.ca/Sports/551880.html" target="_blank" ><FONT color=#003d71>http://thechronicleherald.ca/Sports/551880.html</FONT></A><br><a href="http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20070110.SKATE10/TPStory/Sports" target="_blank" ><FONT color=#003d71>http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/LAC.20070110.SKATE10/TPStory/Sports</FONT></A><br><a href="http://www.canada.com/topics/sports/story.html?id=a87ffd7e-a414-45dd-8ca2-c6374b35c273&k=14966" target="_blank" ><FONT color=#003d71>http://www.canada.com/topics/sports/story.html?id=a87ffd7e-a414-45dd-8ca2-c6374b35c273&k=14966</FONT></A><br><a href="http://www.simcoe.com/article/29860" target="_blank" ><FONT color=#003d71>http://www.simcoe.com/article/29860</FONT></A><br><a href="http://www.simcoe.com/article/29861" target="_blank" ><FONT color=#003d71>http://www.simcoe.com/article/29861</FONT></A></P>
<P>一篇 Patrick Chan 的文章，满有意思的。。。</P>
<P><a href="http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/170916" target="_blank" >http://www.thestar.com/Sports/article/170916</A></P>
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<P>The lessons preached by Colson, an icon who worked with greats Barbara Ann Scott and Donald Jackson, extended beyond the rink. He hectored young Chan about his manners, telling him to cut his food into small pieces, and taught him how to present himself to people.</P>
<P>"Because he believed one day I would meet the Queen or the president or prime minister, he prepared me very well for what was to come," said Chan. "Because he believed that I would reach the top one day."</P>
<P>It was not always an easy relationship. Chan's father, Lewis, remembers thinking the partnership wouldn't last more than six months given the coach's frequent intemperate outbursts, but felt that his son could learn a lot in the meantime. </P>
<P>"He was really from a different era, like one of these old kung fu masters from China," said Lewis Chan.</P>
<P>Patrick smiles ruefully as he recalls Colson's tirades</P>
<P>His challenge right now is developing a consistent triple Axel. He landed a quadruple toe at a summer training camp in Barrie with jumping-meister Doug Leigh, but it is the triple Axel that "separates the men from the boys," as a Granite Club coach put it to Chan.</P>
<P>His batting average is at about 40 to 50 per cent and the jump is the key to achieving his goal of qualifying for the world championships in Tokyo in March.</P>
<P>Chan, who speaks Cantonese as well as French, is proud of his heritage.</P>
<P>"I'm very happy that I'm a Chinese-Canadian," he said. "It doesn't mean you have to be Caucasian to skate. You could be black. You could be Chinese. Whatever. I'm very proud I'm Chinese and represent the Chinese community ... I really like my culture. I love the food. I want to go to China one day when I'm older ..."</P>
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<P>一篇 M&B 的文章，他们好象在练习3T+3T SEQ。</P>
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<P>After a sub-par short program at that event in December in St. Petersburg, Russia, the Canadian champs rebounded strongly in the free skate, turning in the third-best performance of the night. They wound up fifth out of six teams, just one point behind fourth-place Americans Rene Inoue and John Baldwin. </P>
<P>"It was really important," Marcoux said of making the GP final. "We'd been first alternates the last couple of years, so it was big for us to finally make it this year." </P>
<P>They plan to ratchet up the difficulty level in their free program before the 2007 worlds in March in Tokyo. This week, they'll introduce a second set of side-by-side triple toe jumps, in sequence with the first. </P>
<P>"We've been working on it all season, and now we're ready to take that next step and try it (in competition)," said Marcoux. "We have nothing to lose by trying it here." </P>
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